A blog mostly about Warhammer 40,000 and Fantasy with a focus on painting and tutorials.
Showing posts with label speed painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label speed painting. Show all posts
Ork Boyz with Contrast
Here's a quick tutorial for painting Ork boyz using contrast paints. Since most ork armies need lots of boyz it's handy to have a method to get the masses painted quickly. The nice thing with contrast paints is that you can always go back and add highlights, but its not necessary if you just want table top level guys.
How to paint Sanguinary Guard
Here's an updated tutorial for Blood Angels Sanguinary Guard. I did one of these in the my old format a long time ago, but here it is in speed painting (2x) format using the current Citadel paints.
The old tutorial (along with pics) can be found here:
http://itslikewatchingpaintdry.blogspot.ca/2012/02/blood-angels-sanguinary-guard.html
The old tutorial (along with pics) can be found here:
http://itslikewatchingpaintdry.blogspot.ca/2012/02/blood-angels-sanguinary-guard.html
Night Goblin 4x speed painting video
Here's my first real attempt at doing a video showing the painting process I use. I've done a first person video before for MWG, but I didn't like how I had to try and keep the figure in the middle of the frame. So, I made up this rig that allows me to move the mini in all directions while keeping it in the middle of the frame and in focus. I'm not happy with the lighting in this video, but I'll fix that for the next one. Any requests?
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